Comments on: Stephane Jaspert’s Cobblestone Art: From the Streets of Paris to a Garret in Montmartre https://francerevisited.com/2012/11/stephane-jaspert-cobblestone-art-from-the-streets-of-paris-to-a-garret-in-montmartre/ Discover Travel Explore Encounter France and Paris Tue, 02 Sep 2025 22:58:08 +0000 hourly 1 By: Hugo Andre https://francerevisited.com/2012/11/stephane-jaspert-cobblestone-art-from-the-streets-of-paris-to-a-garret-in-montmartre/#comment-2295 Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:52:38 +0000 http://francerevisited.com/?p=7679#comment-2295 A really Great Job, Amazing, I love it !!

]]> By: Gary Lee Kraut https://francerevisited.com/2012/11/stephane-jaspert-cobblestone-art-from-the-streets-of-paris-to-a-garret-in-montmartre/#comment-2292 Sun, 18 Nov 2012 10:41:43 +0000 http://francerevisited.com/?p=7679#comment-2292 In reply to Bobbie Wolcott.

Actually, a few are outside on public streets. You can see them here: http://jaspert.free.fr/installation/public_space/

]]> By: Bobbie Wolcott https://francerevisited.com/2012/11/stephane-jaspert-cobblestone-art-from-the-streets-of-paris-to-a-garret-in-montmartre/#comment-2291 Sun, 18 Nov 2012 01:54:07 +0000 http://francerevisited.com/?p=7679#comment-2291 Amazingly beautiful. I wouldn’t leave these paves outside that’s for sure!

]]> By: Gary Lee Kraut https://francerevisited.com/2012/11/stephane-jaspert-cobblestone-art-from-the-streets-of-paris-to-a-garret-in-montmartre/#comment-2290 Sun, 18 Nov 2012 01:49:09 +0000 http://francerevisited.com/?p=7679#comment-2290 In reply to Pete Carson.

Thanks, Pete. The artist may have been joking a little when he said it since he’s got many years of work ahead of him. But I also saw that he has lots of cobblestones in stock, enough to keep him going for a while. Gary

]]> By: Pete Carson https://francerevisited.com/2012/11/stephane-jaspert-cobblestone-art-from-the-streets-of-paris-to-a-garret-in-montmartre/#comment-2289 Sun, 18 Nov 2012 01:32:33 +0000 http://francerevisited.com/?p=7679#comment-2289 Nice work, both the artist and the article. Interesting how we each find a medium that we feel most in tune with. As an artist myself I’ve worked with various media, including stone, but now mostly work with wood. Would I say “I’m going to do this until my death”? Probably not. So I like the author’s final comment. But I can certainly appreciate Mr. Jaspert’s “feeling” for the stone that he brings out so well in his work. I’m sure that it’s got to be held to be fully appreciated.

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